Turn a wireframe into a UI with a consistent visual system
Go from wireframe to UI with labelled boxes, a mood board and live design generation. Refine the interface and export HTML or a design brief.
Try SketchMason freeKeep the wireframe focused on structure
Start with regions rather than decoration. A dashboard might need a sidebar, a summary row, a chart and a table. Label each region with its purpose so the generated screen has a clear hierarchy.
Add visual direction with a mood board
Choose reference images for the look you want. SketchMason uses the mood board to guide the design system while your wireframe supplies the layout. Review the generated screen against both inputs.
Review a complete task
Build the screens around the first wireframe. For a dashboard, consider an empty state and a detail view. Check that navigation, labels and primary actions make sense throughout the flow before exporting.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between a wireframe and a UI design?
- A wireframe describes structure and hierarchy. A UI design adds typography, colour, spacing and visual detail to that structure.
- Can I revise the generated UI?
- Yes. Review the design beside the sketch and ask for changes. You can keep working on the canvas before exporting.
- What can I export?
- Export a standalone HTML file or a written design brief for review and handoff.